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| | ... duplicitous misrepresentation of employment statistics. The findings showed that nearly all the employment growth in the labour market had come from businesses hiring more workers on a part-time basis to cover for isolating employees. These new workers ... |
| | | ... government's reporting, it chalked this up mostly to a lower-than-expected number of recipients due to stronger labour market projections as the economy recovers from the pandemic. However, it's likely helped along by the government not raising payments ... |
| | | ... general now, which we expect to remain strong. And this is all underpinned by an RBA who are very willing to let the labour market run hot to generate some wages. "We think the cash rate hiking cycle will be slower, and peak lower, relative to the market ... |
| | | ... growth is expected. An increase in demand for goods relative to services, supply-chain constraints and tightening labour market will likely lead to a further increase in the rate of inflation." |
| | | ... raise rates until wage growth was at least 3%, we think the strength in underlying inflation along with the tight labour market will convince the Bank to hike rates first in August and lift rates to 1.25% by the end of 2023," Udy said. Wealth Within's ... |
| | | Wages growth remains subdued ahead of this week's quarterly Consumer Price Index release, despite a tight labour market. HSBC chief economist Paul Bloxham expects headline CPI inflation to increase to 3.1% year on year in Q4 2021. He observes that both ... |
| | | ... businesses (82%) are planning to hire permanent employees in 2022. "2022 promises to be a strong year for Australia's labour market as businesses translate short-term recovery efforts into sustained growth opportunities," Robert Half director Nicole ... |
| | | ... global financial conditions, geopolitical tensions, a house price correction, and climate-related events. As for the labour market, PIMCO thinks its recovery has been uneven and varied among developed countries. It predicts a tighter US labour market ... |
| | | ... increase the cash rate until actual inflation is sustainably within the 2 to 3% target range. This will require the labour market to be tight enough to generate wages growth that is materially higher than it is currently. This is likely to take some ... |
| | | ... that while she expects inflation to ease in the second half of next year as supply chain bottlenecks and the tight labour market improve, rising consumer prices will continue before then. That's a long hot summer, spring and winter in Australia. ... |
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